MARATHON BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Seven Days in the Keys: Rent a Sea Hunt or Hurricane Deck from Fish 'N Fun
Seven-day boat rentals from Fish 'N Fun let you explore the tropical waters off Marathon aboard vessels ranging from an 18' center console to a 25' Proline—this guide explains boat choices, pickup logistics, and what to bring.
Seven Days in the Keys: Rent a Sea Hunt or Hurricane Deck from Fish 'N Fun.
The Florida Keys flatten into a ribbon of turquoise, coral and wind-swirled sky; from Fish 'N Fun’s Duck Key marina you can spend a full week moving through that light aboard sleek center consoles or broad deck boats. Boats like the 22' Sea Hunt and the 24' Hurricane Deck give you power and space for island stops, snorkeling and fishing across the tropical waters around Marathon.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A range of boats from nimble center consoles to roomy deck boats
Choose from an 18' Century center console up to a 25' Proline Super Sport; horsepower ranges from 115 HP to 250 HP and capacities run from 6 to 12 passengers, letting you match boat size to the group and the day’s plan.
Tropical waters off Marathon
Rentals are designed to send you straight into the tropical waters of the Florida Keys—ideal for snorkeling, swimming or simply cruising the islands and flats that define this stretch of sea.
Pick the right boat for the day
From a 115 HP 18' center console for quick runs to a 24' Hurricane Deck that holds 12, the fleet covers family outings and larger gatherings—select your boat early: 9am pickup and 5pm return windows are part of the rental rhythm, and slots can sell out.
What the day feels like
What a seven-day rental feels like
A seven-day rental places you at the helm of Florida Keys boating life: launch from Duck Key each morning, spend the day chasing sandbars, reefs and shoals, and return to the same marina to plan the next day. The fleet’s mix of center consoles and deck boats gives you the speed for distance and the deck space for groups and gear.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits—and when to think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Seven-day rentals equal 152 hours; typical daily handling follows the operator’s pickup and return schedule—note pickup details at Fish 'N Fun’s Duck Key marina.
Bring photo ID and the credit card used to reserve the boat. If you were born after 1988 and intend to operate the boat, bring your Florida boater safety credential. Optional items include fishing gear, snorkeling/swimming gear and towels.
Fleet examples include an 18' Century center console (115 HP, 6 pax), 22' Sea Hunt (200 HP, 7 pax), 24' Hurricane Deck (200 HP, 12 pax) and a 25' Proline Super Sport (250 HP, 10 pax).
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a Seven Day Boat Rental?
A seven-day rental spans 152 hours.
Where do I pick up and return the boat?
Pick up and return at Fish 'N Fun Boat Rentals’ Duck Key marina.
What boats are available in the fleet?
The fleet includes vessels from an 18' Century center console up through a 25' Proline Super Sport, including 20' Mako, 20' Cape Horn, 21' Parker, 22' Sea Hunt and a 24' Hurricane Deck.
What do I need to bring to complete my reservation and operate a boat?
Bring your ID and the credit card used to reserve the boat. If you were born after 1988 and plan to operate the boat, bring a Florida boater safety credential. Optional items include fishing gear, snorkeling/swimming gear and towels.
How many people can ride on each boat?
Capacities vary by model—examples include 6 passengers for the 18' Century, 7–8 for mid-size boats (Sea Hunt, Parker, Mako, Cape Horn), 10 for the 25' Proline and up to 12 for the 24' Hurricane Deck.
When are typical pickup and return windows during a rental day?
Typical daily handling follows the operator’s posted windows—examples in the operator’s materials note a 9am pickup and a 5pm return for daily use.